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1.High Sierra/Treasure of Sierra M.. [1941] starring: Humphrey Bogart, Ida Lupino, Alan Curtis, Arthur Kennedy, Walter Huston directed by: John Huston, Raoul Walsh
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A classic film of ambition turning to greed and mistrust ending in paranoia and insanity. This is a classic Bogart film with terrific performances all round. The subject of the film is "there's gold in them their hills" - the so called treasure in the Sierra Madre mountain range. John Huston (who also directed Bogart in "The African Queen") directs his own dad (Walter Huston) who plays the Wiley old prospector who just knows he's going to strike gold. He leads a 'down at heel' Bogart, and (relatively unknown) Tim Holt into the mountains where the fun really starts. After months of hard gruelling work mining the gold, their task is then to retain it. A dark, (quite literally) ... Read More:

2.Road Games [1982] starring: Stacy Keach, Jamie Lee Curtis, Marion Edward, Grant Page, Thaddeus Smith directed by: Richard Franklin
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"I'm not fond of bloodletting on screen unless it has a real purpose," says the director of Road Games, Richard Franklin. "I'd much rather imply something. I liked the idea of the meat going to the supermarket and being sold with the possibility that two of the pieces of meat might have been long pig." Road Games is a fine movie, a clever and often amusing film packed with creepy suspense and the possibility of unpleasantness just beyond our field of vision. It was sold as something it wasn't, a simple-minded slasher movie, and it never found its right audience. "I'm really quite proud of Road Games," says Franklin. "I think the film works very well as what Hitchcock would have referred to as a `soufflé.' He called North by Northwest ... Read More:

3.Tiffany Jones [1973] starring: Anouska Hempel, Ray Brooks, Susan Sheers, Eric Pohlmann, Martin Benson directed by: Pete Walker July 06, 1998
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"I'm not fond of bloodletting on screen unless it has a real purpose," says the director of Road Games, Richard Franklin. "I'd much rather imply something. I liked the idea of the meat going to the supermarket and being sold with the possibility that two of the pieces of meat might have been long pig." Road Games is a fine movie, a clever and often amusing film packed with creepy suspense and the possibility of unpleasantness just beyond our field of vision. It was sold as something it wasn't, a simple-minded slasher movie, and it never found its right audience. "I'm really quite proud of Road Games," says Franklin. "I think the film works very well as what Hitchcock would have referred to as a `soufflé.' He called North by Northwest ... Read More:

4.High Sierra [1941] starring: Ida Lupino, Humphrey Bogart, Alan Curtis, Arthur Kennedy, Joan Leslie directed by: Raoul Walsh March 06, 2000
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In HIGH SIERRA Humphrey Bogart plays professional criminal Roy Earle who is pardoned from prison because of the influence of a crime boss named Big Mac. Bogart is paid advance money to report to Big Mac in California. Mac is planning to use him to lead a small gang in pulling off a jewelry robbery at a swank resort hotel. En route to California Bogart helps a distressed family he meets at the scene of a minor traffic accident. He is attracted to the granddaughter who is played by Joan Leslie. She has a deformed foot which Bogart arranges to have fixed by a surgeon in California. When he arrives at the hideout he finds two cheap crooks and a dance hall girl waiting for him. One of the hotel employees is also involved in the robbery scheme. Read More:

5.Nothing But The Best [1964] starring: Alan Bates, Denholm Elliott, Harry Andrews, Millicent Martin, Pauline Delaney directed by: Clive Donner February 26, 1996
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This film is in the finest tradition of British wit, humour, intelligence and atmosphere. The acting is superb, the plot is rich, the direction is terrific. I simply cannot understand why it seems to have disappeared from the scene. Could it be that it is too good? Perhaps it is too good? But how do you get too entertaining? Anyway, in case there is anyone out there who accidentally reads this and has not seen the film, get it! And see it repeatedly; you are guaranteed to miss bits the first time round, but it is so much fun that you will not find it to be an imposition to see it again.

6.Sparky's Magic Piano starring: Mel Blanc, Coral Browne, Tony Curtis, Peter Gerald, Cloris Leachman directed by: Lee Mishkin February 07, 2000
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I watched this video with my friend's grandchildren and it was so beautiful. I bought my son the LP years ago and now I am determined to buy the video for his little son. The visual is even better than the LP.

7.Orson Welles' Macbeth [1948] starring: Orson Welles, Peggy Webber, Jeanette Nolan, Dan O'Herlihy, Roddy McDowall directed by: Orson Welles August 25, 2003
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the sets are surreal, absolutely perfect, welles gets to grips fully with shakes masterpeice, to me this is easily welles greatest acting, to me no other macbeth film comes even close, probably the one with john finch is a reasonable apprentice. the horror and evil are given full reign,some of the greatest ever moments of film,the camerawork is a work of art in itself,. i cannot understand some reveiwers moaning about the restoration it seems perfect. i have almost worn out my copy i have watched it so many times casio Mcsmith

8.Road Games [1982] starring: Stacy Keach, Jamie Lee Curtis, Marion Edward, Grant Page, Thaddeus Smith directed by: Richard Franklin September 15, 1997
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"I'm not fond of bloodletting on screen unless it has a real purpose," says the director of Road Games, Richard Franklin. "I'd much rather imply something. I liked the idea of the meat going to the supermarket and being sold with the possibility that two of the pieces of meat might have been long pig." Road Games is a fine movie, a clever and often amusing film packed with creepy suspense and the possibility of unpleasantness just beyond our field of vision. It was sold as something it wasn't, a simple-minded slasher movie, and it never found its right audience. "I'm really quite proud of Road Games," says Franklin. "I think the film works very well as what Hitchcock would have referred to as a `soufflé.' He called North by Northwest a soufflé. Road Games ... Read More:

9.Nicholas' Gift [1998] starring: Jamie Lee Curtis, Alan Bates, Hallie Kate Eisenberg, Gene Wexler, Isabella Ferrari directed by: Robert Markowitz January 04, 1999
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"I'm not fond of bloodletting on screen unless it has a real purpose," says the director of Road Games, Richard Franklin. "I'd much rather imply something. I liked the idea of the meat going to the supermarket and being sold with the possibility that two of the pieces of meat might have been long pig." Road Games is a fine movie, a clever and often amusing film packed with creepy suspense and the possibility of unpleasantness just beyond our field of vision. It was sold as something it wasn't, a simple-minded slasher movie, and it never found its right audience. "I'm really quite proud of Road Games," says Franklin. "I think the film works very well as what Hitchcock would have referred to as a `soufflé.' He called North by Northwest a soufflé. Road Games ... Read More:

10.Pearl Harbour [2001] starring: Don 'Red' Barry, Alan Curtis, Fay McKenzie, Sig Ruman, Ian Keith directed by: Joseph Santley April 23, 2001
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I saw pearl Harbour 5 times at the cinema, and each time i throughly enjoyed it! what dont the critics see? I totaly give this film 5/5 and hope you will buy it to see what it is really like! I can promise you laughs, crys, and overall enjoyment of the film!! Well done Pearl Harbour!

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